Tag: Durian

Rest assured, these fruits are of the highest quality as other countries, including China, import them from Vietnam.

If you've accidentally bought unripe durians, don't despair! Instead of discarding them, get creative and turn them into delicious and easy-to-make treats.

Are you a durian enthusiast who's yet to master the art of picking the perfect fruit? Fret not, as this guide will reveal the secrets to distinguishing between male and female durians, and selecting the creamiest, most fragrant durians in an instant.

The ancient customs and traditions surrounding fruit offerings on ancestral altars during festive occasions are intriguing. It is fascinating to discover that not all fruits are deemed suitable for this purpose. The three delicious, sweet, and visually appealing fruits listed below are traditionally avoided and not placed on altars during rituals.

These fruits are believed to bring bad luck to the household and should be avoided as offerings.

Summer may be sweltering, but it is also the season of abundance for delicious fruits that are hard to find at any other time of the year. Join us as we take a journey through this seasonal bounty.

Do you know the secrets to choosing the perfect durian, one that is brimming with golden, sweet flesh and plentiful bulbs? It's time to uncover the mystery behind this king of fruits. Get ready to impress your taste buds and become a master at selecting the finest durians!

Selecting the perfect durian is no easy feat, and knowing whether to choose a durian with thick or sparse spikes is a question on everyone's lips.

The durian is a delicious and healthy fruit, but it is also notoriously pungent and divisive. For those with a sensitive palate or certain health conditions, this king of fruits may be a royal pain. In this article, we reveal the reasons why, for some people, durian should be avoided.

The durian, revered as the "king of fruits" in Southeast Asia, presents a unique challenge due to its perishable nature when ripe. This elusive fruit, with its formidable spikes and potent aroma, becomes highly susceptible to damage during transportation when ripe. To circumvent this issue, traders often opt for unripe durians, chemically ripening them before selling to consumers, a practice that compromises the fruit's natural perfection.